CIOKS DC7 Power Supply

KNOW THIS: This unit has jacks for *RCA phono plugs*, not 2.1mm barrel-style plugs like other power supplies such as Voodoo Labs. This is important if you already have a variety of barrel plugs to work with your stuff, including current doublers and voltage doublers and 2.5mm plugs: you can't use them with this. It's not immediately evident or called out that I can see. Yes, once you know, you can plainly see the phono jacks in the pictures -- but if you haven't used phono plugs in years, or never have, you won't recognize them. That said, great unit! Plenty of power in a small size, with no bulky external power supply, no other "modules" to buy, just a regular IEC power cord. It comes with a good selection of cables with phono plug on one end and barrel plug on the other (plus a couple polarity reversers and even a 1/8" TS plug), and you can buy current doublers and whatnot, separately. I happen to have a bunch of phono cords that I no longer use, and good soldering skills, so I adapted my own current doubler to power an HX Stomp. I got one at a somewhat lower price, and it arrived previously opened and re-sealed, so I assume people are sending them back when they see the phono plugs.

Everything Great after 1 month on it's on my Pedalboard for Live, Rehearsal and for my work in studio Great! Power Supply Flexible, Versatile

This is an expensive power supply, but it puts out the amount of power I need for modern pedals and hasn't produced any hum that I was getting with my older Voodoo Labs Pedal Power Supply unit. It came with just enough cables for my needs, but I wish they included a few more. You can configure each output for different voltages, which is handy. The mounting screws are tiny, but they seem to hold well and the mounting holes line up nicely with my Temple Audio pedal board. The compact size is a plus, as it will fit onto or under most pedal boards. If you need more power there are "expander" options available.

I love the Cioks. I didn't have to spend this much money, but wow the thing sure is nice. Everything on my board works, everything is steady and everything is quiet. This is the bossman executive CEO option of power supplies. Do you need it? Probably not. Can you afford it? Probably not. Will you love your strings and amps more with it? Quite possibly.

This thing is the coolest I have ever seen. It's small, and insanely versatile, and it can power my HX stomp and Eventide H9 with no hassle at all (except the specific cable you'll need to buy from logston audio to get the HX stomp to run). My entire board expands and this thing meets the demands and then some. Easily my favorite power supply though I was originally skeptical as a former onespot pro user.

This was very easy to set up for my pedal board, the RCA style plugs make a lot more sense and are much easier to hook up, although I can't help but feeling like going, USB or USBC could have been a little better. Regardless, it's been a great unit, and certainly made my rig a lot quieter

Works amazingly, adapts to every board set-up and you can secure it super easily with the guides provided.

Although it came in later than promised, the unit is great. It is relatively easy to install, it comes with 2 screws, and three holes (hmm?), and a number of assorted cables. In today's world, a lot of integrated pedals used need more than 9v 600ma power, and it would be good if this came with at least one combining gray cable to provide greater amperage. Also, the power IEC cable should have a locking system to prevent loose connection. Additionally, the provided USB connection should also provide higher amperage. I tried connecting this to my Gigcaster 8 and the unit displayed a low power message. The unit is also somewhat overpriced.